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Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper agreed that “This settlement
provides funds that could be used in the Republican River Basin within
Kansas and Colorado and creates additional opportunities for cooperative
water management between the States.”
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The Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB) is proud to announce
the Global Conference on Sustainable Beef (GCSB) will be held in
Kilkenny, Ireland at the Lyrath Estate, October 9-12, 2018.
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USDA livestock analyst Shayle Shagam says, “We are seeing producers
retain fewer heifers for replacement.” And so this brings analysts to
believe the U.S. cattle herd expansion has certainly slowed.
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The four founding member companies have already made broad updates to
their portfolios in recent years, collectively and voluntarily advancing
issues like sodium reduction, responsible marketing and transparency,
and reducing their impact on the planet, including cutting greenhouse
gas emissions.
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Reports for South Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Nebraska.
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Cattle Trace is a public-private partnership which will develop and test
a purpose-built cattle disease traceability infrastructure in Kansas
that will guide discussion and development of traceability on a national
scale.
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Lee Leachman, Fort Collins, Colorado, was introduced as the 2018-19 BIF
president during the Friday luncheon. Tommy Clark, Culpeper, Va., is the
new vice president.
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The New York Beef Council hosted more than 60 guests over the course of
three “Meat Your Beef” tours that spanned the state. These educational
tours were made possible through continued support and funding from the
South Dakota Beef Industry Council. And one of South Dakota’s cattle
ranching families was there to interact and discuss beef along the way.
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Emerging drought in the northeast and east central has been relatively
local, and has not been widespread. This has been a contrast to
excessive wet conditions in the southeast, where flooding is again
impacting the area this week.
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This year, 75 steers were entered into the contest from various breeders across the state with several different breed compositions represented. The steers were delivered in November and harvested at the Tyson plant in Dakota City the last week of April.
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Numerous cattle breeds will be hosting their Junior National events this summer. Here is a roundup of several of the breeds.
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The Red Angus Association of America Junior Activities Committee is
pleased to name each of the following five Junior Red Angus members as
recipients of a $1,000 college scholarship.
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The tour will include stops at Elston Feedlot, Scott Feedlot and Bear Creek Ranch.
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Tickets for the concert go on sale to the public this Friday, May 4,
2018 at 10:00AM at the KELOLAND Box Office, online at
www.ticketmaster.com, and all Ticketmaster locations. Ticket prices
range from $29.50 to $69.50 for the concert only.
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The restaurant is located in the heart of Iowa State University’s campus-town and serves food with a Latin flavor to Ames’ temporary student population and permanent residents.
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